Tornado Toll Grows Across Plains Killing Seven
A deadly band of tornadoes struck the Plains, killing at least seven and injuring dozens. Elgin North Dakota reported four deaths and up to 40 injuries as a twister leveled homes. Gary Minnesota saw three deaths and numerous injuries amid rest-home and trailer damage.
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Elgin
N.D
Gary
Minn
Firecracker injuries and other brief notices from the region
A Medina man suffered right hand injuries from an exploding firecracker and was treated at Fisher-Titus and Lorain St Joseph's. several youths in New Jersey and New York also sustained finger losses over Independence Day. Otto Timm, aviation pioneer who flew with Lindbergh, died at 84 in Torrance. In Elyria, IAFF Local 474 and city negotiators meet to renew a contract for 81 firefighters after a recent expired pact.
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Medina
Ron Loyer
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Lorain St. Joseph’s Hospital
Bayonne
N.J
New York
New York State
Torrance
Calif
API
Otto Timm
Charles A. Lindbergh
Timm
Nebraska
Lindbergh
Elyria, Ohio
UPI
International Association of Firefighters
Local 474
Elyria
Marguerite E. Bowman
St. Paul High School
Huron High School Tigers
Sunset Saddlers
Bronc Busters
Mary Woods
Harry Brigg
Milan
North Fairfield
Norwalk
Fire Company
Lions Club
Alan Zacharias
Collins
Paul Crider
N.M. Camardese
Camardese
Lions
Chuck Lord
Jaycee
Jamie Ebert
Ebert
Fairgrounds
Beirut violence shatters cease fire amid clashes and casualties
Sporadic shooting and explosions in Beirut marred a fragile cease fire between Christian rightist militiamen and Syrian Arab peace-keepers. A Phalangist radio statement claimed 167 dead and 500 wounded over four days, with 35 killed and 62 wounded in the last 24 hours. Communications were severely disrupted as power cuts and spotty telephone links hampered contact.
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Beirut
Lebanon
UPI
Native march to Washington aims for peaceful July 15
A group of modern Native Americans plans a California to Washington walk ending in a peaceful demonstration on July 15. Leaders expect federal and community cooperation to avoid a repeat of the 1972 Trail of Broken Treaties occupation, with spokesman Jose Barreiro stressing the walk is spiritual and nonconfrontational.
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Washington
UPI
California
Jose Barreiro
Weather and civic notices from Norwalk area
Weather outlook clear tonight with upper 50s to low 60s lows. Thursday partly sunny with mid to upper 80s highs and near zero tonight. 20 percent chance Thursday. Tuesday temperatures 70 to 52. No precipitation Tuesday. Sunrise 6:00 a.m. Sunset 9:04 p.m. Marriage licenses list couples from Bellevue Norwalk Ripley Township and Greenwich. Births in Sandusky Memorial and Good Samaritan. deaths include Shadik Arnold and Smith. Declaration of Independence dated July 2 1776 with July 4 adoption and August 2 signing.
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Norwalk
John Ashbrook
West Main Street
Benedict Avenue
Norfolk & Western
Morgan Jones
Countryettes
Tracy Cesa
Stacey Miller
Fairgrounds
Tracy
The
Lions Club
Norwalk Jaycees
Paul Laycock
Roger Waite
Maplewood Acres
Huron County Dairy Princess
St. Alphonsus Catholic Church
Rhodes Demands Report on Columbia Gas Well Closures
Gov. Rhodes asked Columbia Gas Systems Inc for a personal report by July 14 on a plan to close down certain producing gas wells in Ohio. The request was made in a letter to B J Clarke, chairman, citing ongoing concerns over service deficiencies and impacts on Ohio’s economic growth.
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Columbus
UPI
James A. Rhodes
Columbia Gas Systems Inc
Ohio
B.J. Clarke
Board
Columbia Gas System Inc
Wilmington, del
Rhodes
Columbia Gas System
Ohio July 4th weekend highway deaths rise to at least nineteen
The Ohio Highway Patrol reports a fatality toll of at least nineteen during the long July 4th weekend, covering 6 p.m. last Friday to midnight Tuesday. Died: three Friday, six Saturday, five Sunday, four Monday, one Tuesday, plus one drowning. Joyce Ward, 21, of Knoxville, Tennessee, drowned in a motel pool near Painesville Sunday.
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Ohio
Ohio Highway Patrol
Joyce Ward
Knoxville
Tenn
Painesville
Huron County seeks adults for ROY youth program
Adults are urged to volunteer for ROY Reach Our Youth a Big Brother style program for youths 8 through 16. Volunteers must contact clients weekly for six months and share hobbies. The nonprofit aims to reduce juvenile court load and is not county funded. An orientation runs July 15 at the County Administration Building.
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Huron County
Dale Vanderberghe
Dale M. VanLerberghe
Sunrise House
Roy
VanLerberghe
Rod Richardson
Children’s Assistance Program
Richardson
Huron County Juvenile Court
Juvenile Court
Sheriff's Department
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Lindy
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Michael Dendinger
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Ripley Township
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Greenwich
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Sarah L. Hindle
Michael
Renee Cleavenger
Sandusky
Fisher-Titus
Robert
Brenda Wilhelm
Monroeville
Sandusky Memorial
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Good Samaritan
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